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Monemvasia, Greece
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Marilyn Monroe as “Miss Torpedo” as chosen by The Torpedo Gang of the destroyer U.S.S. Destroyer in 1952. Photo by Earl Theisen.
“In the face of the obscene, explicit malice of the jungle, which lacks only dinosaurs as punctuation, I feel like a half-finished, poorly expressed sentence in a cheap novel.” — Werner Herzog
The Batmobile c. 1960s
From this to “The Bat,” we’ve come a long way in this aspect.
Photographs of Steve McQueen posted on a storefront in Le Marais, Paris.
An Intersection of Time
In the foreground, old wagon wheel ruts worn into the limestone bed of Brushy Creek where the Chisholm Trail crossed it.
In the background, the Interstate 35 overpass over Brushy Creek.
Separated by less than 200 yards…yet worlds apart.
Round Rock, Texas
By R Childress
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Write a poem on the wall of City Hall and don’t sign your name. Eat your credit cards. Rollerblade like no one’s watching.
a guide to nba hand signals for intangible emotions by alan hanson (via dialecstatic)
Timeless advice
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Aaron Siskind - The Pleasures and Terrors of Levitation (1956 contact sheet)
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Cool stuff.
Sanctuary. by alexstoddard on Flickr.
ok let’s look at this closely
it’s 6 in the morning
you carried a massive fishtank which no doubt costs like a hundred bucks into the woods
then you either dragged a hose or used buckets (since there’s no way anyone can carry that much water) to fill that thing up
then you set a timer on your camera (or asked a friend) and got in it and had to keep submerging yourself in cold water at 6 in the morning until you got a good shot where you weren’t a blur and you weren’t drowning
this photo is beautiful but what
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